Shopping & Style


Edited by Virginia Gil timeout.com/miami/shopping @virginwrites


Made in Dade


Accessorize Miami-style with these chic pieces from local designers. By Virginia Gil


CUFF EARRINGS ß NIX CAGE


Designer Nicole A. Lefranc individually carves each eye-catching design in wax before casting it in sterling silver or bronze. These bold beauties are hand- polished and fit snuggly around the ear. à nixjewelry.com, $170


á HEIST DECO diamond ring


Tiffany Zadi’s Art Deco rings are stylistically retro but thoroughly modern in manufacturing: She hand-makes each piece from 3-D–printed wax molds. à iloveheist.com, $39–$55


á TV HEAD CO. BRUCEY CORK BELT


Sustainable accessories line TV Head Co. uses reclaimed cork and discarded lumber to make sunglasses and bow ties as well as these sleek belts. àtvheadco.com, $40


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TAYLOR ALEXANDRIA Using fabrics such as raw bamboo and organic cotton (which require less water than other materials to produce), Taylor Almony creates soft, moisture-wicking wraps and headbands—perfect for the gym or a weekend afternoon. à tayloralexandria.com, $68


ß ONDA BLU HEADWRAP BY


BENCHMADE STUDIO HAIR STICKS â Nostalgia is at the heart of artist Robin Moses’s handmade brass accessories. Her vintage-looking pieces are also inspired by nature, such as these twiglike hair sticks.


à benchmadestudio.com, $25


áAVOCADO SEED ART BRACELET


At some point, Ludmila Sheviakova stopped tossing out avocado seeds and started using them to make jewelry. Miss


wearing friendship bracelets? She carves two charms from a single seed, so each piece always has a mate.


à avocadoseedart.tumblr.com, $35


PHOTOGRAPHS (CLOCKWISE FROM CENTER LEFT): COURTESY NIX JEWELRY; COURTESY AVOCADO SEED ART; COURTESY I LOVE HEIST; AFAEL MARTIN; COURTESY BENCHMADESTUDIO


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